| − | [[File:Mosque.jpg|right|thumb|The Dome of the Rock is an Islamic shrine on the [[Temple Mount]] in Jerusalem. During the Crusades, it was the headquarters of the [[Knights Templar]].]]The '''Dome of the Rock''' is an [[Islamic]] shrine in Jerusalem. It is the high point of the [[Temple Mount]], biblical Mount Moriah. [[Muhammed]] said that in a dream he ascended to "heaven" from the Temple Mount, which Muslims refer to as the "Noble Sanctuary."<ref>Tamar Mayer, Suleiman A. Mourad, "Jerusalem: Idea and Reality," Routledge, (2008), p. 87. | + | [[File:Mosque.jpg|right|thumb|The Dome of the Rock is an Islamic shrine on the [[Temple Mount]] in Jerusalem. During the Crusades, it was the headquarters of the [[Knights Templar]].]]The '''Dome of the Rock'''<ref>Qubbat aṣ-Ṣakhra, قبة الصخرة</ref> is an [[Islamic]] shrine in Jerusalem. It is the high point of the [[Temple Mount]], biblical Mount Moriah. [[Muhammed]] said that in a dream he ascended to "heaven" from the Temple Mount, which Muslims refer to as the "Noble Sanctuary."<ref>Tamar Mayer, Suleiman A. Mourad, "Jerusalem: Idea and Reality," Routledge, (2008), p. 87. |
| | Most of those who asserted that Muhammad could have seen Jerusalem—making the connection between the Aqsa mosque and Jerusalem's Temple Mount area—admitted that the vision was in the form of a dream</blockquote></ref> | | Most of those who asserted that Muhammad could have seen Jerusalem—making the connection between the Aqsa mosque and Jerusalem's Temple Mount area—admitted that the vision was in the form of a dream</blockquote></ref> |